“A Waste of Time” #3 is filled with a lot of big questions about art, and Worley doesn't pretend to have any answers to them. He's not afraid, however, of just having a lot of stupid fun with his characters, and his juggling these two different elements helps make the book an interesting and thought-provoking read. Worley's willingness to be honest with us and to release his safety net of smugness give this book a deeper and more effective connection. You'll want to keep coming back to see what Preston and Rickets are going to do once they find Bill Watterson, but you'll be pondering about all these more existential questions dealing with art long after you're done reading. Read Full Review
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